In the following few episodes, we will share stories from remarkable people. They will share their experiences and discuss their past and present journeys and future ambitions. Being unique gives us a sense of purpose in life.

We will hear from our guests about what makes them unique and what inclusion means to them.

In this episode, Part 2 of 2, we will talk with Gracia Mukiibi, who was initially my client, then we worked as colleagues and business partners, and most importantly, she is my friend. Her story is inspirational, and I hope people will enjoy listening to this episode.

Gracia Mukiibi is a Congolese-born Australian freelance journalist, author, motivational speaker, human rights advocate, pastor, wife, and mother of three beautiful children. She arrived in Australia in July 2005 under the Humanitarian Visas Program at the age of 13. Gracia is a proud public servant and has worked for the past nine years in the Western Australian Public Sector. She completed a double degree in Bachelor of Communication, Media Studies and Bachelor of Commerce degree; Master in Business Administration (Leadership Major). Gracia published her first book, titled: A Little Recipe for Success, aiming to empower and equip young people to take leadership and discover their life purpose. Gracia co-authored the book 'A Mile in Our Shoes: Personal stories of global journeys' with eight other women globally. For the past several years, Gracia has also served as a Welcome to Australia and Refugee Week Ambassador.

Let us take you on a journey like no other and hear from real people about their unique experiences on their path to success and inclusion.

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In the following few episodes, we will share stories from remarkable people. They will share their experiences and discuss their past and present journeys and future ambitions. Being unique gives us a sense of purpose in life.

We will hear from our guests about what makes them unique and what inclusion means to them.

In this episode, Part 1 of 2, we will talk with Gracia Mukiibi, who was initially my client, then we worked as colleagues and business partners, and most importantly, she is my friend. Her story is inspirational, and I hope people will enjoy listening to this episode.

Gracia Mukiibi is a Congolese-born Australian freelance journalist, author, motivational speaker, human rights advocate, pastor, wife, and mother of three beautiful children. She arrived in Australia in July 2005 under the Humanitarian Visas Program at the age of 13. Gracia is a proud public servant and has worked for the past nine years in the Western Australian Public Sector. She completed a double degree in Bachelor of Communication, Media Studies and Bachelor of Commerce degree; Master in Business Administration (Leadership Major). Gracia published her first book, titled: A Little Recipe for Success, aiming to empower and equip young people to take leadership and discover their life purpose. Gracia co-authored the book 'A Mile in Our Shoes: Personal stories of global journeys' with eight other women globally. For the past several years, Gracia has also served as a Welcome to Australia and Refugee Week Ambassador.

Let us take you on a journey like no other and hear from real people about their unique experiences on their path to success and inclusion.

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In this episode, we will talk with a young woman Andrea Knezevic who is a beautiful human inside and out. I had the pleasure of knowing Andrea and watched her grow as a person and a professional. 

Andrea Knezevic is a PhD Candidate at the University of Wollongong who holds a Bachelor of Social Work (Honours). Over the past few years Andrea has volunteered at several community settings including local Multicultural Council, providing support to youth and senior community members. In addition to this she has an extensive track record volunteering in the Local Health District, working in collaboration with the executive team, management, and frontline staff to implement and sustain staff wellbeing initiatives across the district. One of the highlights of her career was volunteering in the aftermath of the 2019/2020 Australian bushfire, providing immediate crisis support to staff at a small rural hospital. She is a young researcher with a passion for staff wellbeing in healthcare. Her current research is exploring the opportunities and challenges for healthcare workers to engage in wellness activities in the hospital setting.

Let us take you on a journey like no other and hear from real people about their unique experiences on their path to success and inclusion.

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Being unique gives us a sense of purpose in life. Our uniqueness can be found in our thoughts, creativity, beliefs, values, and even how we show up every day in the world. We believe that people need to embrace and recognise those attributes and talents that make them remarkable people.

Australian society is increasingly becoming diverse and learning how to adapt toward inclusion is becoming a vital topic. Inclusion occurs when people are valued and respected for who they are, for their uniqueness. All of us can support creating an environment where individuals can contribute their personal best in every encounter, their perspectives, and talents and have a sense of belonging.

In this first episode, we will provide some background information about Apeiron Skills and its founder Zeljka Jovanovic.

In future episodes, you will hear remarkable stories from people from different walks of life. Let us take you on a journey like no other and hear from real people about their unique experiences on their path to success and inclusion.

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